Obito Uchiha VS. Trafalgar Law

[Wrath_Of_Itachi]

To add on, Obito also has Regenerationn as well.

 

[Ryuga21]

Still, Obito don't use genjutsu when he is fighting. Kakashi's case was literally out of battle, lol

 

[M3X_2.0]

It wasn't. Kakashi just found a way to enter Kamui with Obito and fight. During this, Obito put Kakashi in a Genjutsu, and Kakashi broke it (Because he is a master with Sharingan, dur). If you ask "Why didn't Obito use Genjutsu again then?" Because Kakashi could perceive the Genjutsu and get out of it. Waste of time for Obito, in another words.

 

[The_Prince_of_Counters]

Also how is Law going to figure out how his infallibility works? It took 3 of the most skilled ninja to figure out how to counter it.

Kenbunshoku Haki also regen is like completely useless against Law.

 

[Wrath_Of_Itachi]

I'm not very familiar with OP, so I'd appreciate it if you could explain those abilities to me.

 

[Demon_Takumo_31]

In Itachi shinden, Obito uses genjustsu against a group of ninjas

 

[The_Prince_of_Counters]

Kenbunshoku Haki is precognition, Ope-Ope No Mi allows for dura negation and Regenerationn negation way above Obito's regen. As for Black Receiver those wouldn't work, as far as I'm aware they work by disrupting the flow of Chakra which is where the paralysis comes from, Haki isn't an enegry that's Equalized with chi groups.

 

[M3X_2.0]

As far as I know and remember, black receivers disturb the chakra and deconcentrate the target, like Pain did with Kakashi to avoid Kamui.

 

[Kidkinsey]

obsvervation haki isnt going to tell him that hes using a move where he become intangible and needs to solidify into order to bfr you

 

[Kidkinsey]

also how good is law with it? because he isnt katakuri or anything

 

[The_Prince_of_Counters]

obsvervation haki isnt going to tell him that hes using a move where he become intangible and needs to solidify into order to bfr you

No but he'll see it before it happens, one dosen't need to be Katakuri in order to evade this. Laws usage of Kenbunshoku Haki should be comparable to Dressrosa Luffy's considering he could see Doffy's nigh invisible threads.

 

[M3X_2.0]

But how Haki would advice Law that Obito isn't tangible anymore?

 

[Ryuga21]

It wasn't. Kakashi just found a way to enter Kamui with Obito and fight. During this, Obito put Kakashi in a Genjutsu, and Kakashi broke it (Because he is a master with Sharingan, dur). If you ask "Why didn't Obito use Genjutsu again then?" Because Kakashi could perceive the Genjutsu and get out of it. Waste of time for Obito, in another words.

He used Genjutsu against Kakashi but that was not for the purpose of immobilizing him in battle, he just wanted to favor the narrative situation. There was no mindfuck in this scene because Obito doesn't fight that way.

 

[Ryuga21]

I would say that this battle is who attacks first. Obito has Kamui as his main ranged hax and Law his cuts. As much as Law needs to activate Room before using his power (Thing he can do thinking) Obito just needs to think and eye contact.

I would says that Obito could attack first, but the main problem of his Kamui is that Law can dodge it using teleportation. Since Kamui isn't too fast, Law should still notice the attack on his body and quickly uses teleportation to dodge. After that he could end the fight with Amputate or Ganma Knife.

 

[Kidkinsey]

obsvervation haki isnt going to tell him that hes using a move where he become intangible and needs to solidify into order to bfr you

No but he'll see it before it happens, one dosen't need to be Katakuri in order to evade this. Laws usage of Kenbunshoku Haki should be comparable to Dressrosa Luffy's considering he could see Doffy's nigh invisible threads.

i agree with obito tried somehting like a smoke bomb diversion and tried to kamui law from behind his observation would help him dodge it, but i dont agree that his observation will assist him in knowing how to fight or counter kamui

 

[Kidkinsey]

It wasn't. Kakashi just found a way to enter Kamui with Obito and fight. During this, Obito put Kakashi in a Genjutsu, and Kakashi broke it (Because he is a master with Sharingan, dur). If you ask "Why didn't Obito use Genjutsu again then?" Because Kakashi could perceive the Genjutsu and get out of it. Waste of time for Obito, in another words.

He used Genjutsu against Kakashi but that was not for the purpose of immobilizing him in battle, he just wanted to favor the narrative situation. There was no mindfuck in this scene because Obito doesn't fight that way.

that can be because he knows kakashi has resistance to mind and preception manip, so why attempt to put him to sleep or paralyze him if you know it wont work

 

[KingOFG]

Law FRA

 

[Metalija]

Genjutsu GG. Also Laws precog will not save him from Kamui, the moment Obito touches him he is done. I vote Obito.

 

[ZephyrosOmega]

I supose I should remind that Obito does have six edo corpses fighting alongside him. Obviously they can't go 6-C because i restricted bijuu, but they're still a thing.

 

[UchihaSlayer96]

First of all, Law's observation haki isn't advanced. So at best it'll be comparable or slightly better than Sharingan precog. Obito will have linked vision too with the edo jins.

Obito has multiple win cons. He's a master at Genjutsu, able to control the nine-tails, a perfect Jin(who have resistance to mind hax),and had a genjutsu battle with kakashi(who also has resistance). Kamui makes him quite tricky to attack, and his BFR is also an option.

Gedo mazo can soul rip dozens of people at once. He has all the Rinnegan powers as well.

Now Law's devil fruit can allow him to potentially one-shot, BUT I don't think it circumvents all of Obito's abilities and win cons.

So I vote Obito(mid-high diff). Great battle tho.

 

[Kidkinsey]

Voting obito